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Down by the Stream

Down by the Stream

Down by the stream, the gentle breeze made the tiny daisies dance to the soft music of the water gurgling over the stones. ...
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Down by the stream, the gentle breeze made the tiny daisies dance to the soft music of the water gurgling over the stones.
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